A really easy introduction to the Go language

Is the GO language difficult?
Even beginner developers can do it! 🤗

GO language grammar and examples all in one 📖

Having used the Go language in my own practice, I've often seen junior developers stumble upon it, either failing to even begin or giving up midway due to the preconceived notion that it's difficult. Regrettably, I've developed a course designed to be accessible even to novice developers with limited development experience.

In this course, you'll learn the basic grammar and knowledge of the GO language through examples and practical exercises. The course is written in an accessible manner, including relevant IT knowledge and background explanations, making it accessible even to novice developers. You'll also work through a variety of practice problems and exercises to solidify your understanding of the grammar you've learned.

Why GO? 😯

The Go language, designed to complement the complexity of C++, is an open-source language developed and maintained by Google. With only 25 keywords and a concise syntax, it's relatively easy to learn. It also features built-in concurrency and powerful libraries.

The image above shows the ranking of programming languages based on Pull Requests on GitHib (as of Q3 2022). You can see that GO ranks fourth. While this isn't a direct correlation with popularity, it does indicate that GO is currently being actively used.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

History

My name is Jinyong Kim from Bloomfilter, and I'm a developer who loves learning and applying new technologies. I've worked at an internet advertising company for nearly 20 years and currently work as a freelance developer.